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Editor’s Note: Courtney Rozen is a member of The Eagle Advisory Board. She was not involved in the pitching, reporting or writing of this article.
Prayer, anguish and outrage filled the School of International Service Abramson Family Founders Room on Sept. 15 as over 30 people gathered to honor conservative political commentator Charlie Kirk.
The following piece is an opinion and does not reflect the views of The Eagle and its staff. All opinions are edited for grammar, style and argument structure and fact-checked, but the opinions are the writer’s own.
The Cassell Fitness Center closed on Sept. 23 until further notice due to emergency construction work, according to an email sent to recreational sports and fitness members by RecFitness.
The American University volleyball team (8-4) split its weekend series 1-1, playing two games on Sept. 13 and 14. The Eagles swept the North Carolina A&T Aggies (4-5) in Bender Arena on Sept. 13 before falling 3-0 to the Howard Bison (6-4) on the road the next afternoon.
The annual transition from summer to fall is officially here and it seems to be arriving faster than in years past. If you find yourself wearing the same outfit every day during these colder months, let these six pieces elevate your everyday look.
Tenleytown Art All Night celebrated another weekend of arts programming both downtown and on campus in collaboration with the D.C.-wide Art All Night festivities on Sept. 12-13.
The summer heat is quickly fading and leaves are beginning to litter AU’s campus. This sudden shift in seasons means it’s time for a shift in our listening habits too. With genres ranging from oldies, to classic alternative, to indie rock, to traditional folk, The Eagle is welcoming fall with a new, cozy soundtrack.
James Gunn’s “Superman” took the internet by storm this summer. Jam-packed with political commentary and symbolism, Superman’s turning ”woke" became a large topic of discussion within conservative spaces. Despite all of its controversy, however, Gunn created a Superman movie that unapologetically celebrates humanity's goodness.
Thousands marched in the streets of D.C. on Sept. 6 to protest President Donald Trump’s one-month-old emergency takeover of the Metropolitan Police Department and deployment of the National Guard on D.C. roads.
The American University men’s soccer team can’t seem to make up its mind. Five games into the season, they have no wins, one tie and four losses.
Senior midfielder Avery Klingensmith celebrates her first goal of the season with teammates during American’s 1-1 draw against UMBC on Sept. 4 at Reeves Field.
Students are reacting with confusion and frustration to the Eagle Access Course Materials program, which automatically provides students with the semester's reading materials for an added $324 to their bills.
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Over a hundred American University students and community members participated in a walkout Sept. 9 to protest President Donald Trump’s federal takeover of the city.
The following piece is an opinion and does not reflect the views of The Eagle and its staff. All opinions are edited for grammar, style and argument structure and fact-checked, but the opinions are the writer’s own.
The American University women’s soccer team (0-5-1) lost 2-0 to the #10 University of South Carolina (6-0-1) on Sept. 4. This was the first time in 13 years American women’s soccer played a nationally ranked team.
The following piece is satire and should not be misconstrued as actual reporting. Any resemblance to a student, staff or faculty member is coincidental.
U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride of Delaware admits she broke the cardinal rule of politics at a very young age: admitting you want to get into politics before running for office. But her ambition wasn’t rooted in a desire for power or titles, she said.
The American University Staff Union had a message for new students during move-in on Aug. 18 and 19: “AU is a union school.”
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